Manuscripta apocryphorum
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Description
Manuscripta apocryphorum is a companion resource to NASSCAL's e-Clavis: Christian Apocrypha. Whereas the e-Clavis is organised by text, Manuscripta apocryphorum is organised by witness: each entry highlights a single manuscript containing one or more apocryphal texts, with links to digital facsimiles where these are available. Entries are arranged geographically by country, then by city, repository, and language (Arabic, Armenian, Coptic, Ethiopic, Garšūnī, Greek, Latin, Old English, Old Irish, Old Nubian, Syriac, Welsh, and others), and include a section of reconstructed Coptic codices from the White Monastery and other Egyptian libraries. The site also collects and presents links to pages of various manuscript portals and repository catalogues.
Editor
- Tony Burke – Department of Humanities, York University